I love Assassin's Creed until I have to do anything even vaguely Assassin's Creed-like and then I hate Assassin's Creed.

I wish they'd make one with no story so you can just explore and collect stuff.

Like if you said "How do scientists know that?" you'll probably get a brilliant response you'd never have considered before and learn something awe inspiring, but no, you have to say "How can they possibly know that!?"
You know what? You don't deserve the answer.

Everything he says has a "You don't know her, I met her at camp!" vibe.

Amen to that

Oh I have no doubt, it's just very sad that, at this point, it's probably the only way out of this mess

I really want to be happy to see this but it's a chilling indicator that it's not long before someone fires the first shot of a second civil war.

"The guy who got shot couldn't believe that I didn't" is an interesting flex.

Apparently, "it can only good happen"
I know it's a really serious and scary issue but hearing him say that, I haven't laughed that hard in a long time.

Yeah I wish I could do that. When I start to resent a project I start doing it badly because I'm tired (I suspect also out of some level of subconscious spite) and then I hate it so much I end up scrapping it and starting again. Took me a long time to learn to tale a break when I feel the pinch.

This is where I'm at too. I find that I get so tired of one project but I want to keep working on something to keep the momentum going

Been thinking about this a lot lately. Do you think they genuinely don't know? Or they do know but they think "this time it'll be different, we know what we're doing"? I'm trying to rationalise how they could possibly think this whole thing is going to end well.